10 postdoc-in-thermal-network-of-the-physical-building PhD positions at The University of Edinburgh in United Kingdom
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Description GENIUS is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie doctoral network funded by the European Commission under the Horizon Europe. GENIUS pioneers a comprehensive approach to address the biggest global challenge
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professional networks. Candidate’s profile Knowledge of quantum computing and an understanding of challenges of building large-scale systems Programming skills in Python A good Bachelor’s Hons degree (2.1
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or crinkled. The PhD student will investigate different biomimetic materials and explore how to build membranes with complicated morphologies that will deliver optimal performance in devices. The project will
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its passive diffusion from an area with a higher partial pressure of oxygen, to a lower one. (doi:10.14336/AD.2017.0430). The ageing bone marrow is no different to other organs in this process. A number
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(2.1 or above or international equivalent) and/or Masters degree in a relevant subject (physics, mathematics, engineering, computer science, or related subject) Proficiency in English (both oral and
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which mimics the ageing process. Moreover, we will apply state-of-the-art Single Cell Proteomic technology (with Alex Von Kriegsheim, IGC) on oocytes to profile the global protein expression and aim
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/Overseas applicants . This project would potentially suit candidates from backgrounds in Structural and Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Physics. We are interested
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, process stability, and the downstream consolidation and performance of remanufactured composites. This fully-funded PhD project fits within a wider research programme with industrial partners and an
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a relevant subject (physics, mathematics, engineering, computer science, or related subject) Proficiency in English (both oral and written) A strong background in computer science, artificial
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Do you want to design and construct synthetic life-like cells? A major goal of synthetic biology is to create life-like artificial cells from non-living components, i.e. the bottom-up approach